Currently, your interfaces in both C and Python only support creating scales using an f0, f1, and either log or linear scaling. However, for some applications, it would be much easier if the user could simply specify an array of frequencies they would like to generate waveforms for. In my case, I would like to analyze specifically the frequencies that correspond to notes on the piano, so a linear or log step isn't practical.
I realized this specific application can be resolved with a log scale, but doing so in python causes another incredibly strange issue I'd like to address elsewhere.
Currently, your interfaces in both C and Python only support creating scales using an f0, f1, and either log or linear scaling. However, for some applications, it would be much easier if the user could simply specify an array of frequencies they would like to generate waveforms for. In my case, I would like to analyze specifically the frequencies that correspond to notes on the piano, so a linear or log step isn't practical.